Culture
AI Enters the Museum Before the Rules
A UNESCO-ICOM survey finds that 57% of responding museums already use AI while 55% have no internal policy. Experimentation is moving faster than governance.
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Business
Suno v6 Changes the Tempo as AI Music Finally Signs With the Industry
Suno has launched its v6 generation with Warner Music, BMG and Believe. After lawsuits and mistrust, generative music is entering a licensing phase built around revenue sharing and opt-in artist experiences.
Culture
The Battle: Sony and Warner Take on Anthropic Over AI Music
Sony Music Publishing and Warner Chappell have launched a massive legal offensive against Anthropic. Behind Claude lies the business model of generative AI and the remuneration of creators at the heart of a global battle.
Culture
Suno Under Pressure: Watermarks and Justice Disrupt AI Music
Following a major ruling in Germany, Suno announces audio watermarks, digital fingerprints, and download limits. The AI music platform enters a new era where traceability, artist rights, and the fight against fraud become central.
Culture
The Decision Shaking Up AI: Anthropic to Pay $1.5 Billion to Authors
A federal judge has approved the record $1.5 billion settlement reached by Anthropic with authors and publishers. Behind this historic amount, a decisive boundary emerges between AI training and the piracy of works.
Culture
GAMFF 2026: 3,403 AI Films from 97 Countries Disrupt Global Cinema
With 3,403 works from 97 countries, the South Korean GAMFF reveals the global explosion of generative cinema and the questions of rights, employment, and creation it imposes.